Sentence examples for study that suggests from inspiring English sources

Not according to a new study that suggests testing patients who are still in diapers.

Adding to the conversation is a large study that suggests that weight loss through breast-feeding is not a myth.

He cites a British study that suggests that for every minute you walk, you live about three minutes longer.

Among the research released this 14 February is a study that suggests that, despite rising divorce rates, the majority of UK couples are happy in their relationship".

Teenagers in America are resorting to sex work because they cannot afford food, according to a study that suggests widespread hunger in the world's wealthiest country.

That would seem to be the conclusion to draw from a new study that suggests ever-rising national wealth is the source of decreased life satisfaction.

A new group, the MusicFirst Coalition, has publicized a six-month-old study that suggests that radio play hurts record sales.

Researchers in the US may have uncovered an new side-effect of paracetamol with a study that suggests the drug dampens down people's emotional reactions.

Voters overwhelmingly want Britain to remain in the EU single market after Brexit but would also like to see controls on immigration, according to a study that suggests Theresa May faces a tough political challenge in reconciling public expectations.

It was a Grazia piece written by the journalist and television personality Lowri Turner exploring a recent scientific study that suggests that working in a bad job could cause more risk to your mental health than being unemployed.

A recent Census Bureau study showed Milwaukee to be among the most segregated cities in the United States, though some here strongly dispute its methodology and point to another study that suggests that segregation is far less severe.